Montana HB125 revises qualifications for school district election judges, allowing county registered voters to serve if the county conducts the.
Montana HB125 amends the qualifications for election judges in school district elections. It allows qualified registered voters in the county to serve as election judges if the county conducts the election. Previously, judges had to be registered voters in the school district. The bill also maintains existing restrictions on who can serve as an election judge, such as prohibiting candidates or their close relatives. The changes apply immediately upon passage and approval.
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